Take on the Macmillan Darts Marathon

Play for 12 hours or until you reach 100,000 points. Give it your best shot and raise funds to help men find the words to talk about cancer.

How to get involved

Step 1 image - Phone with sign up page

1. Ready

Step 2 image - Participant playing darts

2. Aim

Step 3 image - Dart hitting the bullseye

3. Bullseye

3,665 Fundraisers
797 Teams
£258,638 Raised so far
Carl Rogers donated £10.35
Karl Reid donated £10.00
Karl Reid donated £10.00
Sam Poulter donated £20.00
Adam Parker donated £20.00
Ben Dav donated £20.70
Turner Family donated £10.35
Richard Hopper donated £20.70
Sue Goldstraw donated £10.35
Matthew Allen donated £50.00
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What is the Macmillan Darts Marathon?

Take on the biggest game in darts. 12 hours throwing or chase a 100,000-point target to raise money for men living with cancer. Men make up more than half of new cancer cases but many of them do not seek support. The Darts Marathon aims to get men talking about cancer one throw at a time.

Sign Up

Take on a marathon game of darts to raise funds for people living with cancer.

Sign up and challenge yourself to one giant game of darts. 12 hours, or 100,000 points. Take your pick, aim for that bullseye and help Macmillan support people living with cancer.

Sign Up

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Leaderboards

Avatar Name Raised
1
Martyn Sanderson
£4,796
2
Debbie Fielder
£3,297
3
Mick Gardner
£2,204
4
Steve Sturges
£2,120
5
Chris Richards
£2,091
6
Dominic Foster
£2,047
7
Daniel Lattimer
£2,040
8
Andrew Smith
£1,738
9
Daniel Fitzgerald
£1,470
10
Gareth McVeigh
£1,428